Line 6 Helix HX Stomp Multi-Effects Pedal

£526.00

This is a New Line 6 Helix HX Stomp Multi-Effects Pedal from Line 6, listed in Multi-Effects Pedals on Just Pedals. Read More below.

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The Line 6 Helix HX Stomp Multi-Effects Pedal is an entire rig in one pedal and delivers the same high-quality sounds as the flagship Helix in an ultra-compact unit. Its intuitive control setup makes using and programming the HX Stomp incredibly easy letting you focus more on getting creative with over 300 different effects amps and cabs. While most multi-effects units are designed to be the centre of your rig the HX Stomp Pedal takes a more liberal approach. You can use it as a backup or fly rig or even as an additional unit to add extra textures to your performance. If that wasnt enough the HX Stomp can seamlessly integrate into a variety of setups with its incredible connectivity. You can even customise the pedals operation with the HX Edit software letting you create your own personalised multi-effects unit for any situation. Special offer: Now includes Firmware Update 3.1 which contains additional distortion delay modulation and reverb effects the mandarin Rocker amp sim increased oversampling customisable stomp switches customisable snapshot switches tuner trails and more!

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Line 6

Line 6 helped bring digital amp and effects modelling to guitarists with the AxSys 212 modelling amplifier in 1996 and POD processor in 1998. The Helix family, introduced in 2015, extends that work into floor and compact modelling systems, while HX Effects brings a broad effects library to conventional amp and pedalboard rigs. JustPedals lists Helix Floor, Helix LT and POD Go alongside FBV controllers and expression pedals. The brand therefore covers complete amp-and-effects systems as well as rig-control accessories; compare the specific unit’s inputs, footswitch layout and routing.

Category

Multi-Effects Pedals

A multi-effects processor combines several effect algorithms and signal-routing stages in one unit. Its sound depends not only on the individual models but on their order, parallel or serial routing, processing resolution and available control. Preset structure, switching gaps, foot control, expression assignment, amp or cabinet modelling, USB audio and MIDI determine how completely the processor can replace separate pedals.

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Amp Simulator

Recreates the gain structure, tone controls, compression and frequency response of a guitar or bass amplifier. The simulation may model only a preamp or extend through power-amp behaviour, allowing the result to range from clean amplification to dynamically responsive breakup.